The Big Bad Wolf Murder
By P. G. Bell
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What is The Big Bad Wolf Murder about?
Twelve-year-old Ruby Calvino, the youngest human competitor in the Tooth & Claw championships, faces a shocking turn when her wolf opponent, Alarick, collapses and dies during the final match. Accused of his murder after poison is discovered in her belongings, Ruby teams up with Fillan, a young wolf also under suspicion. Together, they flee to uncover the true culprit, navigating a world filled with danger, deception, and unexpected allies.
About the author
P. G. Bell is a British author who loves writing exciting adventures full of magic and mystery. He is best known for The Train to Impossible Places series, where readers travel to amazing worlds on a magical train. P. G. Bell enjoys sharing stories that spark the imagination and make reading fun for everyone.
Pages
256 pages
Reading age
Older Junior (10-15)
Edition published
2025
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